explain the different zone of candle flame
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Outermost Zone - Least hot part of flame
Middle Zone - More hot part that outermost zone
Innermost Zone - Most hot part of the flame
Middle Zone - More hot part that outermost zone
Innermost Zone - Most hot part of the flame
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There are four zones of a candle flame.
They are:
1) A bright-blue region, where wax burns completely; ie. complete combustion takes place here.
2) The dark inner coating contains unburnt wax-vapours.
3) The luminous region contains unburnt carbon particles.( complete combustion doesn’t take place here.)
4) An outer mantle surrounds the entire flame, which, many a times, is not prominently visible.
They are:
1) A bright-blue region, where wax burns completely; ie. complete combustion takes place here.
2) The dark inner coating contains unburnt wax-vapours.
3) The luminous region contains unburnt carbon particles.( complete combustion doesn’t take place here.)
4) An outer mantle surrounds the entire flame, which, many a times, is not prominently visible.
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